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I find that as soon as you introduce threads as a form of organization, you've already lost the plot with 75% of users. One may argue that Facebook has threads
by micromacrofoot 3y ago
I find that as soon as you introduce threads as a form of organization, you've already lost the plot with 75% of users.
One may argue that Facebook has threads, but I don't actually think people know how to use them. They simply click reply, say their piece, and then it's lost forever. They have no concept of structure.
- projektfu 3y agoI don't think Facebook knows how to use them, as it typically hides most of the comments under a thread and picks out a couple irrelevant ones without their context.
- micromacrofoot 3y agoI suspect that's intentional and they're using them to show things you'd likely reply to... and then just bury the rest. More of an opinion black hole than a discussion system.
- anandbaburajan 3y agoCQ2 is for those 25% who like threads (and complex discussions).